Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-13
NEWS NOTES.

eoanisted Of fosr coaches well filed with
ps,ple.
r. Norris, Of the London Clothing
House. returned on Friday from . trip
- New York.
A red and blue buggy robe was stol-
e. last night At 7 o'clock from the French
livery stable on Also street.
The Rogers water system is putting in
. great reservoir ON top Of the hill,
nhove tho Sisters Hospital, on which
~ work i now we'll along.
4. traveller last night left his yellow
leaiher valise for few moments on the
platform of the new depot A few mo-
0ents later it had disappeared.
Alfred Reamas. convicted of the lar
Ssny Of horse blankets from hack be-
1onQinR TO Nick Covarrubias, was fined
yesferday so by Justice Austin.
George Irvine. brother of the late
James Irvine, who is the manager of
he estate at Tustin, returned home from
San Franciseo yesterday morning.
Ons quilt, one grey blanket and one
ladiss' dolman were stolen yesterday
froa the residence Of Fred Gross, at the
eener Of Second and Spring streets.
The first Raymond. W hitcomb party
q the three whose names were published
q he HERALD day or two since came
IN yesterday ON schedule time, about 3
R.M.
The passenger trains by all lines were
sunn;pg smoothly yesterday. The only
disoord in the harmony was the A. h r.
exprsss from the East. which was some
ak hours late.
NarshAll. Field & Co., of Chicago.
have leased the u. 8. Hotel and will es-
hblish here . large dry goods house.
This firm il one of the very largest of
<his sort in the country.
WIN. Kessler reports that bis over
coat was stolen from him on Friday at
noon 1t the new postoffics. 1t is long.
heavy garment with velvet collar and
two high side pockets.
John Hesler was caught yesterday by
0Giesr Lemon disposing of lot of car.
penter's tools which had been stolen
from . carpenter named Jesse Platt.
Hesler was booked for burglary.
The s. K. A. o. U. W., last night
gave very pleasant ball at their hall in
Open Block. A large number of the
friends of the order were out and all
spent very pleasant evening.
C. II. Simmonds. who left no address,
reported at police headquarters that
there has been stolen from him one
patent Miller plow. one iron plane and q
number Of other carpenters tools.
The denissns of the hill country are
still in great straights about water.
he Citisens' Water Co. has men work.
ing day and night to get the pumps a
work and the reservoirs and pipes full.
The City Board of Education met las,
night 1t tho City Council rooms and
audited ACCOUNTS. No other business
vas trausacted. The next regular meet.
ing will be on the first Tuesday in
March.
Domirick Walsh, who was charged
with battery upon his wife. Mary Walsh,
some days ago, has had his case trans
ferred. ON an application for change OF
venue. from the City to the Township
Justoe's Court.
Dan. O'Connor, formerly city assessor
Of Tombstone. and before that time q
ressd dent of Los Angeles. is spending q
few days in the city. Mr.. O'Connor is
at present In the real estate business at
San Bernardino with John p. Clum.
A large building is about to be put up
ON Los Angeles street for the use of the
firm Of Whittier. Fuller & Co., one of
the largest and Oldest firms dealing. in
oils and paints in San Francisco. This
firm is about to open q branch office
here.
Manuel Dominguez, who shot several
times at relation named Jose Domin.
gees at the virgeres ranch on the 10th
of January. was held to answer yester.
day BY Justice Taney on the charge of
assauit with intent to commit murder,
9th bail set At $500.
The Grand Avenue Cable Road will
On Monday put a new petition before
the Council asking to be allowed to lay q
Gable road from Grand Avenue on Sew.
cath to Fort, thence ON Fort to Tenn.
pie. This ID instead of that to run on
Spring from Seventh to Temple.
Aaclovio Sanchez. residing at 81 How.
ard street. accidentally shot himself yes.
tcrday evening at his house. whilst at
tempting to load q sslf-cocking revolver
belonging TO Deputy Constable Arguello,
his brother-in-law. The bullet entered
the left leg and made serious wound.
The Grand Avenue Cable Road Com
pany. in order to hold its franchise
put in one section of the road yesterday
ct the intersection of Grand Avenue ano
Second streets. The track is cast will
). the yoke in one piece, and it is laid in
bed of cement. The road thus con
structed will be well built.
A band of four tramps. whose tota1
assets amounted to twenty cents, wer
fighting at 4:30 yesterday afternoon il
ehe vicinity of Naud's warehouse. 4
telephone message from the warehous
brought Officers Arguello, Tyler an,
Jackson to the scene, and the belligerent
were locked up. They all presente
marks Of the affrsy.
Christian Fentel. tall man wearin
blus goggles and spare-rib whiskers
broke showcase glass at the People
loan establishment, on Main street, yes
terday noon, and failing to pay for tn
damage, . fight ensued between tn,
pawnbroker and his clerk on one side
aad Fentel on the other. Officer
Fletcher arrested the latter and tool
him before the Mayor, who released